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o II
AI
besiegers Fail in Attack on Gates
of City, but Strengthen Their
Deployed Line.
REFORM FLAGS ARE FEWER
Reports from Hankow Indicate
Th<it the Insurgent Army Is De?
creasing in Numbers?Re?
cruits Shoot Officers
? ? N m
t nipht.
ii la now :
? the revolution?
arv warahlpg ha e not taken.
*?
the gate? of the
rtee fall? ?i j
? ? ? olutlonarlee w-^ro drlv. -
? ? for. ad ?
Jen-chun,
tr" -pa rotalna ful! poa
-
'.A Yuen-!: ? * \Vu-< 'hnne.
? 1 the
-
? ity.
flagg v hieb
ther towns
ity
? itches
?
m the
v .....
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rinted
- im the
.... ,
. ? - ?ka
i f the legatkn
? ?
?ful.
i an Minim?
??burg on
?
ms are
Oi I] govern?
.-. : ? for?
? ... I '
. ?
.rid to
.- mi be
in do?
?
-r with UM
I . ?:, with
t ?
.. dar foe starting the troops awalta
Webster says:
Artificial :
"Nature overcome by man."
Imitation:
"Attempting a resemblance''
l Gems are artificially
constructed and in no sense
imitations.
i
TECLA
W YORK TARIS
nue 10Rued? hPaia
!OV NICE .
.??men*
A Few Vacuum Bottles
Are Not Thermos
?It ill th? ,,,.,.,?.. ...?tlf?. said N4 In every
i '?<h> :,r. memotme Thmetrnma. The remalinnr M
?re Irml ilion- I ?Matt) in III l\V.%|{|? n;i|??-:ir
an?r n,.? ate mmrmmtteety ?taallar Is Therasaa
the) ar. ,!?!?. ii.i.-rlt lu< kinz In ?lie e?>>eii
lieriiMNt quail. ??
?ABK rillg Uli I?n? bottle hut Therm??.
?? Hie Burgher nlred-ln u?l>e?.?>>. rein
I?ir< ??infill? ?,i Hip ?.?imiiii ?hum .?er Amollit;
ri'i'tle? m ill,i,?it the?..- reinforcement? lite uer
... amalan?1 i? iMseadena
i m i.Mii*. **o*f1l?fJ si.?? tp.
Il in ......i Itassa Hiiir f?>- Oatalag,
American Thermos Bottle Co.,
1 iiikh.i* in ILBIKO.
NUI YOU h.
only th?- won) from the Ajnertcaii Mlnlatar
.h Paklng |fr Calhoua was to-day in
? 'i i'V the departinenl to rwaecy to b -
dlplomal c colleaau? ? no? In tin Chin? m
capital tin- information thai the United
,1-?-* thli f..i ? read- and thai it will
be aenl Imnaedlately upon the rtoUfloattoo
,hal :' ? ?? | preaei tativ? ?
?i Peking thinks it is needed
in ?rlea of the annoinM?ein?Bnl of tin -
' thai the fOTM from Manila
b -.:."" m.-n. it la poaalhla that
-
edy t.. anil for Bai t raneleeq with
the 7-ti Infantry atnoe Noveaher li, and
the ti-aneporl Thomaa, irhlch la dm .?t
Manila next (*rlday arlth the '.'.th Infantry,
botb win be k- pi in the Philippine? U area
Hi?- plan or th-- War Departinenl to
Ihe Bl u omi horn? the
Thomai arrlred at Ma Bach tra
win ? . about one tbouaand men.
A conn ' a, which aill
hay. Shanghai to-day aboard the i
Barat?se for Peklna*, wi ted by
albot?n. Tl ? ill t><- uaed
M? ?ii<.?u-1 tnlaaton, I
? i. r. where ?-to Am?MI?
ible ti the
turn . ? auch a m m
ENVER BEY AT BENGHAZI
Turkish Commander Takes Up
Position with 18.500 Men.
Malta, Noi .21 Report froni Turklah
'.- tii.- cttect thai E?nv?er Bey,
. ? ? ? Tin ?.
ikea up ??> poal
tion oppoatte Beni
ide by
tii?' Tuj ttallai
ti?in<5 at turna an?l Tobruk. Th?- toeat
Th. Italian
apparently fear to on I
.ne?- ?if th.ir nival guna
? ? : h?'re
i/i i.\ th? Italian mil I i
.iiitiii? that .m It til ii
lna conn ? ?
? 'ni. >r 27 atxi
'
hush?-?! an Italian ?mMtin- del
? t . t .-> r enaued, resulting m a
for tl rly all the
? ? i battl?
? '?? ? ? h .?: and thirty
A It i n? L-.??!??? .
Sunday, tilt- Tu-.
? Milan and
" ' ?
? mlttently
Choi?
atamfxe?
ITALIANS TORTURED TO DEATH
Members of Red Cross Killed and
Bodies Mutilated.
f . .
Tin....
..: [tall I the Red
? ntly tortun
. it:ii
for three
?
and who
? Turklah
wen ? ?
Italiana ??
irve t.i
? ?
OIL COMPANY'S NEW HEAD
E. C. Creel Elected President of
the ?guila, Mexico.
? ' ?
?
? the Meal?
nceealoi
Dr '" W. Ha formerly (
? ? ? -. realdenl
in rhars;?- ?if th? eX| lorati<m fleid WOrl
Ryder, ? > aecond r*epi ? I
company, d?">ay unqnallfle
- ; ??. fttt o?
? ? ?
and Oil
?
th<- hill Inti
?
h ?joven nina l?r
and Mi
regulation would be a aerleua btadraaee to
--<-n\ A law impfi?
? ?
No
nr t.. othei ? era ol oil tlelda '?. ? ?
' ANT TREATY ABROGATED
Jews Demand Equality for
American Citizens in Russia.
Kan- ? Mo. Nor 21 Abrosal
th?- treaty wltl lolute
*
i aaaporta "f thla nation.
teinenta made to-day ar a
prominent Jer
?
-
si.uri Botb fartwed th? adoption of th?*
.
... Una treat with R
"Por m?-- . haa
bei treat] i bMaatlona,"
lenato I ; - - - '? '- ahouli
?
ment whlcl bllga?
(Mild nol ti - riniir.aiion
'.?!-?' t -,i /t r ..f t his eoui ?
riand ?Th?' ttm* ha.?
com? ' Ireaty with R
t< ' ' ? n
?I."
FARMERS'CONVENTION ENDS
Jews Protest Against Russia's
Attitude on Passports.
? ??innint Conareea to abre
? ? ? f: . .. 'inl?>si> the
Dountr) Immediately
? . ? m?nate in Um laaua of pas?
?A?-r.
? I amid a| : ? :nc at the
the third annual <-?in\<n
Jewlah Fermai a
of \nv-ri i in the auditorium ?
?
- . ?.f our orKaniiu-.t ->o bare
all of
i; , whethei Immigrant* or natives, lov? oui
country, cherish nr- Inatltutlona an?i -?
It: ><? in. ,'. thia count! I
ill. but tb
,,n AnK-rl?-an passport, Isaued uii'it-r the
-,,,l ol tlM united States, will not
? m< ri ar. cli??/.? n to Russia if h?
-.. ., .1- ?? i In th?* !...-?-' de
idtng i" us We !>-??' ?- ? ? -t
: m. aplrll "i oui Inatltutloni
; ?,;.?. .i Bl b (n
a moment, allowi ?ucl dit rlmlnatlon t? be
? sny of it.- citizen?
Th? mil?'mi?-. trod Itaell in fa?
| \,,, ,.r in- ??? tabllahmeni ?if a i
Tin- ?i'itsti'-n of establishing a
k, i in this fity "-hen* th.- Jewlata fat
? i 'hf-ir products on eon?
uiurn men I was heartily favored i- all the
dt It-Rates, hut it wan vote?! to Lav,- its
v-orklng oui t., the ?-x??? -utiv.- com?
wa> Instru? ted t., devise meat
the .-yiahll.-hment ?>f such a l.ur-aii
JAPAN HAS A DEFICIT
Tokio Sor > The ? adgal as ftoall)
complet? ira of?iclally announced t??-day
oiiowin? am rasa ?
? to aheui M c-nts In
-.
' '.' ' xtraor
... ordinary,
extraordinary, The
. shown i'V ?..?? i:.-'.*
expenditures over recetpta will ba a
the ? aarttad ayunto?. e"aonatlBd w
illiOUt lh.lK?".""0 P
-CARDINALS CEI BI??AS
Receive Insignia o? Princely
Rank from Holy Father.
POMTIFF PRAISES AMERICA
Monster Reception Plann* d for
M?r. Farley When He Returns
to New York in Janu.iry.
Hon ? -.
reatlon of the i
?
in the Hal
it wll be coal
toltc Delei
? ?
th?- sti.t? apart?
.
: into
bis presei the fi
rda. He im of them the
red biretta, I ? ?
ii..'
.1 ?
?
the sentiment I
? mln? i
? ?
seal
had ' ? ' 'hurcta and
llllllt.i.
Tb> Pop. ril
the ' '? urel . bul
elared ''bur h a
the ?
?
fri-itn tai Im? ri.
?
elevation us
a t r a I
Itlsi
Tork and r tri
?
but .1 ? thai
Ihe fi
tolate whll. In thai
which sreet : and
pro* Id? f that
? . n and
Hi- kIoi -. \? that land
He ezpr? ?
?
He
? :
*
?
?
thank?
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?
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it
?
M '
1 .
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t aid la i
MaJ?
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...
*
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lor their safe j
i ?
-
em.
I aba! I n evei
?
I I- M... ? .?! ' to III
kl.? v. ?? :. ? thai
?
?
I i , on ? m ?
to I
.
tions,
tipos
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Loi i th.
?
Kath. r m . ...-,,. | aha
> and obtaiiei ? i hall
.h na
? H i. nai i'.hi . m
? ? i, 11 ? .
>mi ?
? ..n
*
?
t ? ?? ? tlon <>i th?* Rom u
I a hi from
? i any it. ti
? ? ii und? ? the lorn
t-in i I? rleali?-. h '
....
X, Januai
? . m.
??? ..r to f
OT OraIIJ . direct!* or
?
?
en t loi ? ? * I vil powei
In the el? Pope
Like? i-.- i ?-1 oh ? -? e mlnut. ? a
anrl portail) II
h;. v> ?
? ? Om< ir.'l I
it relative to the
ng re
t ugnsnl t.. the ? * of the
rardlnalat.
? nal i tram ttntne will
,-,ad ontll it i? lei th? Brsl ?reek in
It i tat? Right R.
llonalgnor Mooney. vim general of the
Bri |i.. ? letter had
? ?1 fr. tn ?
list ?-.f eagageenents al.??i >?? i > h it ?.?.?ill re
quire at l.nvt tar. ? failli Wb eml
nall) plaaned to be back
with hta tb" I bj '
Ti? welcome which la belog prepared foe
the aea. priii' ? "f the Church prora! aa to
ri\.-il if not out?!?? an] de? n ever
.?1 ?n ,-in ?.'!" laetlral leadsi m tMa
Hundreds of ?all doom
i- in th'- specially chartered ?team?
Rosedalg to nssel the aMp bearhv
Cardinal who will he tak.n ..ft aod landed
at th? B ittary. ?*'?'?* r? kto will be
formed
The route to the rathodral will b.
Broadtray t" lath street ;? ?ri thence by army
of pifi Mona the line .it vari..ii>
Catholic
Il th.
rethfl iborate thankaalvlna set
11?,. v.i" be b? ; ? ?ri
arlll t.iK? ;
Monalgnor Moon ? ' announce?! rest?
f nr
ntngeeaesrts la earn eut tale general plaa
an?i thai furthei details wouH be arranged
during the week Monsigaee m
publk the foUoaring cable dtapatehea which
h., bad ? m to i: "in
dlnal v iri- i T roa aa the
work Qod ha praised IIOONKT.
Hi ,i! i.?i onle N?w Y,,ri< on thta
auaplclow da) ?end? heartk itlona
and beal wishes to your emlnenc?
MOOXEY I
'MRS. MORSE WITH HUSBAI
They Will Eat Thanksgiving D
ner Together in Army Hospiti
i: ?
?ta, Son ; - x* W M'
? m t..-ibr. '
Torh eeded . Urs arm*, boaa
I Port M. )*i ' rsoo, a h. r, b. ?
Th? m- ting i" tweea tb?* i
? if. waa most sflfectli
busband onlj
??' lef til ? though! the
? item? nl *.*? i (I tint him.
Mi md Mrs Morse uiii I
Thankaglvlng dim ther In. the i
pttal ;?. the post *i.-n " Harn ..n<i A.
: '?? hll In n of the form?
mil bis si.-t.-i Mlaa .!? nnie Mors? a 11 d
.?:?: Mi md Mrs P L >???
i
? ?
Il .?t whon
?
? ' Ti.? ? .
I] Will .'? ?: . -.-ritil th
? '
I
t OTO?
?
TO OUST TEACHER-MOTHEF
Education Board Renews Cr
: siide Against Ma-ried Women
Thro .. Ihrah
...
I'...ar?l nt
;
. .
I : that I
board n Its ou tu
fl teaehe
:
?
-.? ?. i Mi Bl
Jthough the boat
? ?
.
? ? ? nt ? rlods
We .i- i tetng
? ?.
th. worn
n bo thei
tore cm
POINDEXTER ATTACKS TAF
Urges North Dakota Voters 1
Support La Follette.
- 11 . No*. ' nt Tail
... -. ? ?
? ? ... ? ?
arurk f<
n
?r i ...
?
?
a
rial
?
?, . for I
?
? ?
NO DECISION FOR CUMMINS
Justice Cohalan Bean Arguments o
nable Douht Writ
Umaent '-? '?' ?
.....
my. Ma
. ? .
? ?
Mr.
?
: the . ompul
:
?
Moma, A
?
iitlon. H
? ' : by th
aren
? ? lai bul ti .
of ib.
bar?? - h
form? i m
dieted
s
TO DISCUSS ABNORMAL CHILE
(
, National Association for This Stiidj
Will Hold Two-Day Session Here.
acond innu 11 i onfon ac? ? ? th.
probk ? epl onal child a i
hi Id andoi the auaplc? f I v? ition i
i.'iii. atino
..i i.\ ? pttonal Chitaran to-morroo sa i
In thla .-ttv There arlll ?? da]
irrow, and two
iii?-?-t
? ? um of tha
N'.-w. \ ?irK
u ii -hin?' ' and tti. evening sea?
mtoo arlll be hold m Um meeting ii"u?r? of
? Kthlral I Ultun . I ?entrai
Park *-*? ??-' and Mth street, in Ftifia.
i en ?ill be .< eerlea oi turenty?oa? loot?
urea ea all the aorious eaa. - of ex-sepUon*
ni children, the lecturers tn iting these
Ifferenl rleo
?
m and I H p m . .i
Istai - -i aa and I ? ah
ti?. s free to II pubU
PURDY CENSURES THE MAYOR
Objects to, Mr. Gaynor's Sympathy
with Tax Complaints from Brooklyn.
PreMdeOl Purdy of the Tax iL-partment.
peo klag for ins i >>u. ag i ? ii -is htm
self, -??nt s communication to Mayor Gay?
nor yeoterda) reneiirlng Mm mildly for the
?men! made ai ? recent dlnnei by the
Mayor to the affect that he "acknoa
tt,,it Brooklyn bad toe mock adrane. in
thai raising <?f MMlMMM ai i u \ ? a
? Board ?'t Tax ''ninmlsMniiiTs has
tat. menta you are
i ti 'i to have m ide " - aid the h tter,
wad f'ar that you ant} bare been n
i ? ard t" the sum seau ata in the
Borough "i Brooklyn i.y the great number
of complaint? that you have roe.
. omplalnta bare beei *-.- in*
. at.'il. all'] tliallV i;.ls.'.- I .i|I,.| ,???.
elj unfounded
?
"THE STANDARD" IN TROUBLE
On Petition of Creditors, Judge Holt
Appoints Receiver for Weekly.
A petition m bankruptcy baa !"???:. Bled
..-aiist the American Standard r-iMishing
Company, of Ne Iff! Broadway, pnhllahai a
<?f tn?- weekly * 'Standard aad Vanity Pair,"
torlal roeotd m atagaland, footllght
Bjtahaa aad Broadway goastp i>> i fialna
burg fur those rrodttora KleboM Pi
:fc KnJ kerbockei Engraving Company,
?i 194; Bernard ? Eggors Ii'?'.
Il ua? aII? ?-??<l thai t.i" "?nr?? ny
solvent, removed .? large par! o
? it-, anil admitted In writing: Inability t..
ire g. and a.
uasl ?* of accounts of *>: '.?? and
other saaet?. unknown Judge Unit ap
? Bdwm it Davis, treaaurer ?>f the
Klebold l'i??>-. receiver, .?t ti.? r.queat of
?-Ttditora, with a bo:nJ of p\tn\\
CALLER QUOTES TAFT
IN PARIS NEWSPAPER
M. de Tessan. Introduced by M.
Jusserand, Violates Unwrit?
ten Law of White House.
INTERVIEW UNAUTHORIZED
President, Unaware He Was
T?king for Publication, Dis?
cussed Turco-Italian War,
China and Arbitration.
P! .- T.-lriin.- Hi.-, .-iii.l
W ? ihfa \ tiw, N'. II - Th.- pubUeatk n in '
the Parla "Matin" i
witii th? -??-. ? ? ..in ,-.- oked
? ? Whttt ?Hooaa to-de*/
thai Um Inten lew wi
been ma
Preeldenl Tafl wen quoted contrary i
uti-vriit? n tfntacd :?v Ait.- ?
newapaper men ? n thi Preetdeni la nol
quoted ??.?.-?
M '?? " ? waa Introduced by If. Ju-i
I, th? ;? r? nch Ai
T- ? ! T- ;~ of
the ff i thai ? bal be n Lgrl I ultl
-.' talked ? ery freely
with If. <!?? Taaaan, cotmnentlng on the
Tun o [ta Ian ara oubli i In ?China
and th- i??? ? ??? lenl did
not know I for publication,
lid If ?!? enlighten him.
?:??? ? . broughl to trie
t.. the Proel
I :?]<-? folloa ? nt a laauad
in ' Th? Matin." of
?
ttltude of th? j
go? em men I of th? i 'r ??? ?-. ? ?ward
to tt..
Mr. Hlllei explained that rau? I
? find
; the
! r??n h mil H ? duced
i
... ,-r.
remarks made hy th* !????i.|.-nt in
? .1 during th? busy
?
the White H lount
I ambrun, military atta I
...
?
thi< ?? ? a an in- .
?
...
tuai
?
?
felt thai
?
? ?
do tint "
-
?
n'.i t. bring an
.. ...
?
? - that if th.- European pots -
?
."or -it
?
?
n-.w.
?
? -,
I that the
l th?
? ? ? ma
lire and o' th.- o?,tn ?JOOT
Th?? I'nlted Btat<ea cannoi c-oncalve o
sld? ?if tin p.,. i:. ,i nation dismem?
bered and a pr?s t?i ton ?kh rupldll
Which our entei ire no I? tit:*" i'? ?'
Wha1 will . merge fr.i"1
the "? li eat revolutl? i
na knows how to anawer. Ii la necea
therefore, t.i act with priaient? and |
the llrr.it>- or the international ???'
.i- i oncluded after th< Boxer tro
We ar. adopting a pethml attitude
tint to add foreign trout.I?-;? to the exletlna
confusion in the lnt?*rior. Th? point of j
? f the United States haa not varie?!
sine? the um? ol John Hay We arlah to
.,., 11 im ..,....?. ; ?,, .. ??> | nd mod? ? n
" ,- whet Industi y and public!
works ly puahed forward no shall.
1?.- able to d< v lop our comm?rrce In a<coni
f loya? c .mt"*titi'ir.
Th? Preetdeni remarked thai ba lelnrned
from the Par Weal with the conriction 'hat
i. I'.implhi-il a good wort .?'i also
with th?? ? ? had ?II* ? Ipated '
connection with the
ration treaties signed arlth Prance and
Britain "After ill i have aren and
. i am ?aonrluued that the Senate am
I the tr. atles submitt? ' to
it."
The Pie ? itl m "f
? '- w? i.-. m? H itlon propo
ind pralaed Ambassador Jusserend,
Mying h..- was - i ills ad?
ir the name of Prei ???? '?
neflcent arbitration nrinciDle." which will ?
t?ate th?- solidarity ?*f nation--. He re*
- ir the Immedial collaboration of two
friendly republics !(?? added "ll it: i
sarj noa t.. ?.?.irk in order to wMoi I ?
i :?? ureas already made/'
In con hision Pn stdenl Taft d<-?-!ar?>d tha*
the ami Itlon if th? ITi Ited Btat? s ?
Und in fronl of an America harmonl
united s Europe preserve from a
of arbitration heconnm; each da
more Dow?rrfnl
MAY CARRY PANAMA MAILS
American-Hawaiian Steamship Com?
pany's Proposal Considered.
Waahington, Nor la?The Poetofflee n?>
partmenl decided late to-day to eonetder
th?- pr? i".sal to carry th?- Panama Canal
mails made bj the American?Hawaiian
Bteamahlp Company, and in six months to
aab for Uds again. Th.- propoaal area th?*
only reeponae to ? circular leaned
July aaklng for bids Thi< rtreulai
t**mplated an annual contribution by tha
Korernment of P5ft,000t, and a ten-year eon?
to be aa i imahlp line
which would meet th? ?pe?r*lfl<*atlons
Ignoring the ?povemmeni
the Ameriean-Hawallan Bteamahlp Corn
carry tlu I'.mama mail
fou renta ? pound
? an, the president of the Mmpany ?"?*?
? ? ? ?? gorernrnarxi aho.it
?
EX-SULTAN'S DIAMONDS SOLD
Public Pays $237,800 for Gems at Third;
Day of Paris Auction.
Paria N'"' -'? The third day - I
. f th.- lewela of KhA en Bullan
il of
Mia A ti ? ??? Used
The htgheai pricee ?arere paid for ?
? a- d
i,- ? klmi ?. which sold foi ? ? ?
ich
Th?- ? sa ol the peer?a
? day of th- ' --? v N ????
:. amaralda
- ,,-. ? . i,. . ..
? THOROUGH LT M?.
a, fu red, soft finvored
whiskey of singular
purity and .'Xt-optional
'i i r\? qaallC**/.
John Jameson
Whiskey
THOSE who know its
}*(iO(liii'ss would
prefer to go without
a drink rather than
tako anj other.
W \ Tii.i lor a ( o . M H ?a? K. Y.
HOLD MRS. O'CHAUGHNESSY
Paroled in Doctor's Care After
Acquittal f ? Murder.
Mr*- ? t'Shaughneeay, who wae
acquitted o*' murdering her '..usband. <*n
th?- pro .11.1 tb tl -h?j I * Mav,
crime occurred, ara? parolad yes?
the custody of her counsel and
It William Ma'am, of the Mannattaa State
Hooi i.a for tl-- Bhe was t'ikm
t" \\at is island, where aha arlll remain
until her n id pi g al rot-'iitioo
a'arrants her discharge by the eoort
The seem? ? tuall) eneerfnl when,
sir for th?. flr.it ntno
lia) -? la- . ' ?? was brought
bach to th? Tombs from Bellevue Hospital.
As she Heard her friends ?roodr-v In the
>h" announ ?-d
ecom? .1 trained nur??? if
ever she got free. Thus far she nus t.11*??11y
ed all onVrfi of material ntd or posl
ti.itis. made by staneh friends, one of
Pord, **/ife of *?lm<-oti
ford, of the Grand Union Hotel, who??
? ? .vas when ? ? killed her hus
i and ? ? 'm.- so'ii.''
MARSHAL LAZARUS DISMISSED.
Henry M Laaarua eras disml?*??-d as a
r-itv marshal by Mayor Gaynor ><->t.-r?lay.
Lasaros was charged with permitting a
mal nur s mar bal 1.1 'is?- hlS badge to
replevin s?m<* be. -.irire: was hel?l
recently befare Roheit Adamson. the
Ma\or's se.-retary LaXarUS tried to wT?*.8t
morra tic leadership of the *>th \?>
sembly Dlstrtet from N'lf-holaa P. Huyes
In the September primarles
BANK CASE DECISION RESERVED.
.lii-tii** Kapper. of the Supreme Court,
r? ser red decision yeatarilay in an arg'iment
held b.'foro b?m f?-r a ?hanii? of vnu? In
David A. Sullivan, former
of the l'mon Bank, who is
end ?erand lax**?*ny.
Kap per, although reset ?dus hia
tlmated that h?- thought that In,
apite of the notorletj surrmindlna th?. banlc
? arould be possible to g^t un impar?
tial jurv In Kings Cob
SING SING OFFICIAL DISMISEED.
Wardoa lohn ** Kennedy of sin?? sine
rendered hl? d*?<~!??!on ?a
th.? malt. the ehargaa prf-f?-rr??t by
? John P. P?iwer?. the ?uporin
tendenl ol tur the last fifteen
T a u let : ' ?- him guilty on all
Im fr?im his position.
Tiffany & Co.
hlTH AVENU AND 'tf? STREET
The stock is so complete that it
MILL FULLY REPAYA CAREFll INSPtaiON
The Spirit of Thanksgiving Comes Cheerily
Over the Telephone Wire. *
ON THANKSGIVING DAY, from far and near, the members
of the family gather for the annual reunion. After the hearty
welcome home, comes the abundant feast, and then the remi?
niscences? the recounting of incidents almost forgotten in the
busy days the past year.
Thi-, is the day when we all long to be at home. With many of us
in the busy city, however, time is so important that only at the ver)' last
moment can it be known definitely that the journey can be made. Then
it is the telephone to which we turn to carry the welcome message ?
the message that will give so much pleasure to the waiting family at the
old home.
The last moment, however, may find some of us compelled by
force of circumstances to remain at our posts far from the family
circ?n. But the telephone brings comfort, even then, for greetings can be
exchanged, and the voices and the laughter can be brought miles and
miles over the wires in all the kindly freshness of tone. 4
Join the family group if you can, but if you can't?there's always
the telephone.
(En NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO.

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